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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-11

WnEREAs, un the 1lh dai 81 September lsit
w ~ 4. lull'nlFW conveyed 10y deed, n'gt
icud In htnk iU2 uu iaRc eh ~ The heFistcfs 81
Tee. lu shelly ruuuty, Tennessee. a. Dr. iunk
IirV. TRUSTEE. Tie Wnl ptair hereinafter described.
tu s,ruU n ~ rtniu indebtedness therein mentioned
and whereas, hi % dcrrv ~ the Ihanccy 'uutt ~
shelby rruuty. Tennessee, tuicfri in the cafs ~ "
A. Uullruletr against = 3 rinsinln and uth,n, ~
minute luuk ~ on IHru llA, on the hh day ~
Junc. 49, II kn' s~diltigyd that thc amount If said
iudybt-iucss then unfuld wds t2sn. tuf Which snil
IA Hclicnlerg gave hs yrmisuD nUic dated
Ma, l. 49, aud Nhcrrf. v > Ulark. rl'fk aud
master oi aid chsnrcr court and ~ surrcsor.
in unicc, wen uppuiutci tuFtrcr in The place aud
stead ~ said uf fmuk Ricvs and WhcfJis. II was
therein dcrrssd That. in the rN,nt the said notes
made ~ " A HullcnlaW Ahuuid not - imid 81
maturity. the fuii turtee ~ appointed should pro-
r,td h. Ill the aid real ~tnit uIuu the i,ms aud
runditiunf provided IN The deed ~ linllCuifw "a
Klrr, trustee. NOW hcrirrrt T. SAMUEL ! Ne
nuWtli. CLERK and Master If she thnurrn count ~
shelly cuuuty. Tennessee trustee tsuoussuf a. said
a. J. Hlark. rlrrk aud fnntirfL ~ virtue ~ The
pUwcns - vested IN ne, ~ nidtahii, having quail.
he'd by taking unih aud gylun houd ~ nluiud by
~ aid nUtrs ~ ~ du, hefvll give nuiirr that On
saturday, November D. MI al " o'clock ~ in
fruit ~ the Iouuhuuts. in shelby cuunty, TennrH
scc. I will ptOocud a. I'll for rnsh The iulloWiuf dc.
srutsd rial estate, situate and t-iur IN the tnNiug
District ~ sheiby cuunty ttsrnchy the city ~
nr.sr' bonIiei and de-. fibti A. iun0vt irrin.
ming VI the intcr-crtlon ~ the south aide - Nndl
son tirct with the csst slde.o the Dirt alley wet
oi. Ihlfu sufrti fuuulnE un1H' tailF WIN li'Nh
side ~ Nnld alley one hundrcd aud tuny clght hud
one half iCct t0 the north side ~ the nrt alley
aDuth Of Madbon ftnusL thCnuc Onft With The North
side ~ said last meuti0ncd nig twenty iuuf and
thup fuuuhs krt 90 q fvic, thence north TnWllrl
With the said hrt mentioned alley one huudtui
and forty eight and one half icrt ~ the south side
NJ Madison strict. theme wet With the south tidc
" Madison street twenty four aud ihuur tuufth'
feet 10 the beginning point on which IL a lou
story brick building -.
The uue " believed 10 h. perfect, but ! shall cell
aud convey ~ trustee only
n T. MCDOWELL.
CLERK and Master ~ the Chanccry Court u shelby
county, Tennessee, Trustee.
Memphis, October 4. lfH1
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-11
ncath Dol . Youug Indy.

TIal DlsTaich 20 tbe AppenI.
AcKsoS, Miss, Oct. l0.-Miss Laura
pre-, a highly accomplished young lady
this city, and a sister q Mr.. w. =.
pre-, cashier Of the Second national
TX, died yesterday, Her funeral took
Re today from 81. Lukc's church, the
wootcn, Of Bolivar, oliciat-
Miss Carrie, sister Of Miss Laura, IL
! nj the point Of death. These two
ing ladies were iavontes in Jackson So
he Rev. Father Enright, Of Kansas
Mo-, who gave = successful mission
Isl. Mary's church last year, has re-
he'd and will renew the mission next
sk, IL will last ten days.
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garded as a leading belle, especially in her

garded as a leading belle, especially in her
younger days, She was VIC daughter o
Gen. Wadsworth, and was.born in Gen
CISCO county, N. Y, whereN her parents
lived and owned large cstates Her first
husband was. Montgomery Richie, Of
this city. After his death, by whom she
had children, Mrs. Richie went abroad,
where she met the gentleman whose name
she now bear. He is said 10 have been a
Scotchman or an Irishman. In England
she was, and is yet well known as a great
beauty and OF SURPRISING brilliancy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-11
HEALTH ~ WEALTH Dr. Bsauregard''
Tonic and Ner,ins, The Great
french Npeging.

NERVOUS DEBILITY In al H. stages, mental
IN and phYIicai depression, srpfmhtOuhca, by
pOch0ndnh. Fufihty nclnlnia, hysirna, inCnparity
Tor study Or busines Uamlysls, lmputcncc, epicp.
y, loss Of memory, soiicning ~ The btain, aud NV
diseases Of the nervous system may h. radically
cured la either se1 ~ The usc 81 thf uuehcclled
prrpantlon. II IL q tnAuof az supreme Importance
W Use appropriate treatment tyf TIE cur o. tue
aud NeryiDe, aiiof many yVar trial IN turupei has
pruycd hiialiiblr n taken hccoriiuF " directions,
which arcHfhIui ~ each bptVt one Dor EQUAL "a
Price, si.OO n bOI, or gn bonu TOT 5000. hent
by mail prepaid on receipt Of pficc. We guarantee
tlN boxes ~ cure any casf. viii cnsh order ~
celvcd BY ~ for tir boses We Nill send our written
guarantee 10 return the money u treatment does
not ontct a cur. A itenkeu go Druggists, cole
agents Tor United ataiCt, 10 and Ab Main street,
Memphis. Tenn.
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Cntarrh. Roe or Hay Fever.

The cleansing, soothing and healing
properties Of Darby's Prophylactic Fluid
are experienced in the treatment and cure
of Catarrh and kindred complaints. The
Fluid soothes and heals thoinfiamed menu
branes and removes the offensive odor
that characterizes the disease Should the
inflammation have reached the throat use
the Fluid MS a gargle to allay the inflam-
nation and to disinfcct.
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Court.Igouse gurnr.,.

CnARLEvoIx, Mich, Oct, 'l0-On Satur-
day night the courthouse of this county,
situated at Boyne City, together with all
titles, records, etc, was destroyedSby fire,
supposed to be of incendiary origin. The
location Of the county-seat was the occa-
sion OF a hot fight between East Jordan
and Boyne City, and threats Of violence
were freely inlulgcd i'm, grfi. ..t,
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How Cigarettes Are Made.

Ordinary cigarettes are made by machin-
cry. Our new high-class brands, --latest
English" Crosse Country and "White
Caps are made entirely by hand from the
finest selected straight cut, Virginia leaf.
On acce mt Of the great care taken in pro-
ducing' hose cigarettes, only a limited
quantity can be made. -
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a.. a. Inspections Tour.

|cial DIspaich % he Appch
|IrLESA, Ark, Oct. Io.-Aspccal train,
kr the 81. Louis. Iron Mountain and
rthern road, brought into Helena last
Int the following attaches and officers Of
| road: Messrs. J. ilcrrin, general
berin,endent; A. l.. Hamor, superinten-
hi; J. T. Whedon, division superinten-
nt; III. Flander, train master; !. I, Eos
! general roadmaster, and L. u. Phiier,
[ision roadmaster. They left this morn
! ON an inspection tour through Texas.
|e object Of their visit is supposed to De
Z making Of arrangements concerning
1 rebuilding Of that portion Of the leyee
which their track. Is laid, and which
vcd in several months slnee;
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ii. 4. ". q.

Don't suffer any longer, but use Tanners
Infallible Neuralgia Cure, the only infalli-
BILE cure on earth for all forms Of neuralgia
and nervous headache. Rangum Root
Medicine Co., Manufacturers, Nashville,
Tenn. Sold at Holsters drug store, 2SS
Main street. 80 cents per box.
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the ri.heries pI.pa,c.

the Foreign Office in London may not
bee with the Foreign Office In Washing
!, but the two countries are INIT nc.
bling the superior quality OF Kinney 4
rs celebrated new cigarettes, --latest
|glish," White Caps" "Cross-Coun
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Jules pnbois on a RicNcIc.

LONDON, Oct. l0.-Jules Dubois, the
Freuch champion, defeated woodside, Of
Philadelphia, in a twenty mile bicycle race
at Leicester. Temple, Of Chicago, easily
defeated Medinger, OF Paris, ma one mile
bicycle race at Shields. 4
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A Rig Syndicate.

SPRINGFIELD, o., Oct. l0,-A syndicate
Of Springfield and eastern capitalists has
purchased Gs,0C0 acres OF coal land in
Brcathitt county, Kentucky, and will at
once proceed TO open the mines and build
railroads through the country. The com
pany has organized with 50, 600, 900 capital.
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C%IScISSArI, GA fredericksburg, o.,
special Gays that John Potts stabbed and
killed Ora Nicer in a saloon Saturday night
upon slight proyocation after n quarrel.
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d r. D. S. S MS
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MEDICAL
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iIstnhlihhtd IN lSU0.l

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Pilcs and old surys cured without the usc oi causuc
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country,
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NJ. BERNHARDT SErBs, 81. Ciair, Mich,
wouldn't he without La.cu-pi-a on any
consideration. u
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Clerk and Master ~ the Ihanccfy touH ~ hhslhy
county, Tennessee, Trustee.
Mpwphig. uptnlaT T. tfh1.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1887-02-04
Next q. A. II. Encampment.

On ian. :sth, a general department or.
der, Of the G. a. r., was issued calling The
Third Annual Encampmcnt Of Montana to
meet at Butte on Feb. ed. Each post is
entitled to two representatives, and an ad.
ditional one for each fity members All
past post commanders in good standing,
and commanders Of posts, are members Of
The department encampment. No post is
entitled to representation whose reports
a:c not made and its dues paid up to the
end of the last quarter preceding the meet.
ing OF the encampment.
Commander Chas. S. Warren, Of the
Montana department Of the Grand Army
of the Republic, recently issued a circular
to comrades Of his command, requesting
that at the next regular meeting OF every
post three comrades be appointed to solicit
subs, rip,ions to fund FOR the relief of the
wife and family Of the late Gen. John a.
Logan. Rem;ttanres should he made to
Ouartermastcr l.. L. Holmes at Butte.
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Tracked by BlODtllioun1s.

\ dispatch from Albuquerque, n NJ.
dated Jan. goth, says: Two detectives, ac.
companied by four determined men, startled
with bloodhounds in pursuit of the Gorge
train robbers, who have been operating in
this vicinity ior the past six months.
The robbers were tracked into He'll Can.
Won, near 'ealcn Station, eighty miles
south of here, and when the robbers dis.
covered they were surrounded they pre-.
pared for fight, and made Il bloody defense
at close range. The robbers proved 10 be
four in number and we'll armed. The dc.
lcrtves demanded their surrender, which
WAS answered by vollcv CT lead from the
robbers and tht, Il regular battle com
u,rnced. The detectives and party were
too many for them, however, and in the
capture Hardy Foster was killed. but after
being shot lived long enough to make 4
c"n!ecssicn, implicating The whole party.
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DIR. McGliynn's Reasons.

Patrick Smith, late clerk Of St. Stephens
parish New York; and acting as DR.. Nc
Glynn's secretary says, on DR.. McGlynn's
authority, that DIR. McGlynn in his letter
Of December 20 informed the Archbishop
that he had Tor some time reason to feel
concerned about his health, and that his
ph, sician positively forbade him to take
the journey to Rome. In the sasne letter
Dr. McGlynn gave other reasons why he
could not CO. one Of which, willie credit
able to DR.. McGlynn, was OF private
character, relating SO much to others tina,
it would have been highly indelicate for
tho Archbishop to publish it.
II is expected that as result Of the Nc
Glvnn affair the Pope will address an en-.
cyclicai letter to the Catholics OF America
on the attitude Of Catholicism TOW ards
the rising tide Of Democracy.
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THE MEN IL: 1883.
Blaine to 'bc the Republican Presidential
Candidate. aud Coleman the Demo.
cratic.

\ re,en, Washington dispatch says:
VIM. Walter Phelps says the "Capi,al"
processes to doubt the fact that Blaine Is
certain 10 be the candidate tor the Repub-
lican Presidential nomination in 1885, He
says that Blaine will be the candidate il it
Is clearly decided by the Republican lead.
crs that his nomination is Il necessity to
party success in the election. Talking
recently to a group OF Republican Repre-
s,ntatives, not strong Blaine men, he said:
"Gcnt'emc'', there are seven Of YOU. II
YOU will within twenty.iour hours agree
upon man that will, in your Judgment,
he stronger than Blaine, I will, within two
days, give you letter from Blaine that
will absolutely preclude him from being
condicate before the contention in 1885,"
The group separated until next day when
the seven Representatives were obliged to
acknowledge that not more than two Of
them could agree upon name that would
carry more weight at the polls than that Of
Blaine.
\ dispatch from New York says:
Apropos to the newspaper paragraphs sug-
gcst;ng William L. Coleman as the posi-.
BILE Democratic candidate for President
in 1883, the World prints a column. anda-
| third sketch Of Coleman's lie The writer
says: Being neither politician nor wire
pullcr do not propose to make any com
| meni pro or co" upon that matter (the
nomination) excep: to say do no believe
there arc very many people, whatever their
political faith, who have ever really known
VIM. Il. Coleman who would not gladly
vote for him for any Office"
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THE GREAT STRIKE.
The Coal Handlers Joined by the I."nE-
sl,ure,ncn and Freight llannllrr>.

The ~trike among the Goa, and light
handlers Il, New York. that has been in
progress for over week, has assumed
proportions that were noi anticipated.
The coal handlers were joined by the long
sho.cmen and thea The ,;,ilwav frci,h
handlers were induced 10 strike. .hu>
tightening TIC block atic on transportation
and adding other thousands to the thou
sands already idle. Apparently by Il pre-
concerted ac,;"n, committees OF .rci.nt
handlers Of Il number of the reads Monday
presented formulated demands on the
management, and it is understood that
similar demands will be made on the man.
ayers of railroads leading into New York.
The freight handlers OF the Pennsylvania
Railway Company, employed at the com.
pany's North river piers, also notified the
increased from - to 20 cents pc: hour, a
general strike would follow all along the
company's docks. There are about 1000
men employed on TIC piers. Demands
were also made by the freight handlers
employed by the Central Railroad, New
Jersey Central and by the New York.
Lake Erie and Western for increased
wages and threatening Immediately to
quit work if their demands arc not com.
piled with.
The concessions asked for were refused
absolutely
The demand tls:., the coal strike, as ial as
the n. J. Central was concerned, be settled.
was not complied will.
The strikers are qu;e, and orderly thus
far.
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GLEANINGS FROM THE ROCKIES.
Events Transpiring In Our Sister state.
and Territories.
Pneumonia is prevalent in Ogden.

Pneumonia is prevalent in Ogden.
There is said to be more snow on the
Bonanza road (Idaho) now than at any
time for the past eight years.
The deposits Of white sand near Lara
mie, Wyoming, are to be utilized by the
establishment of glass factory.
A fearful snow slide at Eayhorsc, Idaho,
last week, caused the death Of Col. O. r..
Pu,ncy, who was buried, by the avalanche.
while in bed in his cabin.
The Midland Railway has applied to
Congress for right of way across the In
dian reservation through which it will pass
on it, way to Salt Lake City.
n herd OF possibly two hundred head Of
buffalo i, in the Bad Lands OF Dakota, near
the head waters of Beaver and Glrndivc
creeks. 1t is thought that Indians drove
them down from British soil
The Commissioner of the General Land
Office has decided that the State of Color
ado is not entitled to section l6 and 80 in
each township in the Ute Indian reserva-
tion for school purposes under the act Of
March 3rd. 1875.
The Buffalo (Wyo.) Echo says it is near
~ three weeks since any regular mail was
received from the south, and but one train
arrived al Douglas over the F. f. Il NJ. v.
r. K. in two weeks, while the mails from
the north arrive with tolerable regularity.
The Denver Circle Railroad, with ali
the lands and rolling stock, has been
sold to N. E. Condite Of New Yo'k
City for $4,000. 1t is understood that
the name Of the corporation will be changed
to the Denver Terminal Company. and
that it will become part Of the Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific.
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The Chicago Romance.
NINA VAN ZANDT,
The Girl WHo WISHES To MARRY
SPIES, THE CONDEMNED ANARCHIST.

'"There's many Slip" etc. When
cured the license authorizing her mar
riage with August Vincent Theodore
Spies, the condemned Anarchist leader
now in Jail at Chicago, she did not
dream OF the difficulties which have
arisen, and make her union with the
man Of her preference, apparently i'm
probable. The Sheriff in the exercise
of his right. prevents her from visiting
her lover. It seems, besides, that Miss
Van Zandt's mother is offended at cer-
tain loose opinions OF her once prospec-
tive son-in-law on tho relations of the
sexes, and will probably send her
daughter away from Chicago, for a
time. Thus, spite of her folly, the ro-
mantle young lady Of whom We present
likeness, will not have condemned
Anarchist for her husband.
Her antecedents, cultivation and
present position arr superi +. She is
comcly, intelligent and handsomely
dressed. Her father is Il chemist, and,
at the time of her birth, about twenty
one years ago, was living i'll Philadel-
phia. Nina attended school in the
Quaker City, where she is we'll rcmem.
bcrod as hcalthtul, romping girl.
Her parents removed to Chicago in 1882,
where hcr father is q wealthy citizen.
After eoin; West Nina was placed
at a pri,a:c school, where she was
prepared for Vassar College, Pough'
kc>psi,. Two years in this institution
completed an education which shows
f,varshly IN tho young lady's address,
She became attached to Spies as tho
result Of boz attendance at the tia
v,!ic.. * ,,';cl in his conviction
Vi;i1i3,, hin in the jail fror, time te
Time har ;>.,;cciionnto in crest increased
and she determined, if possible, t.
,nal,,y hir!. Tu1ss Van Xandt's Lcvo
:ion to her lover vas shown in he
persistence in the curses had taken
| {. t.: her lau. hers 81 tnr, Il Widow lad,
r>&iliD~ in i'itisburr. ha;i threatened
ii -, 1.4...2i2l SPIES. i'r3 to ls,yr he
the l>r.uno Of >;4ul,o> q pronuis> d l!er.
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The European War Scare.

\ London special Jan. 80, says: The
alarm due 10 The DHIy .Ns,.:, ) war cavnard
has subsidized. That journal yesterday and
TO-DAY preserves, blank silence on The sub
jrct, anl offers no explanation OF its incon-
ceivahlc lc>i,y. But the mischief done
does not cn,! with the >.a,r. The French
press always on the alley, ior Il pre,cxt to
air its chronic dislike 10 England, scizcs
this one. The most respectable aud most
d:ssolu.e Journals of Paris cry out in the
same tone that England is trying to foment
hostilitics between France and Germany
tor its own ends. They saddle upon the
whole English press the responsibility
which belongs to the DHlv News alone.
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House bill, No. S., by IIan>com-- -Rc!at.
ing to mechanics liens.
House bill No, Sc, by Thomp>or--ror
new license law. 1t reduces the fees on
legitimate business and raises them on all
others. No license will! be allowed variety
theatres and dance halls.
House bill, No. 81, BY Muth--Specities
Ices oi deputies Of county officers.
COUNCIL JAN. 81.
The bill relating to the Butte townsi,e
records as amended, was recommends. to
passage.
Holiday introduced council joint mem.
orial No. asking for 100000 for the i'm.
provement OF the National Park.
report was received from Gov llauser
approving the Cree Indian appropriation.
HOUSE.
Notice was given Of the following bills:
by Man,lc.To enlarge the powers Of
municipal governments.
House bill, No IS, by Gortam--lt abol-
ishes the contract system OF working on
roads and returns to the old district sys
tenn with tax $3.50, one county commits.
sioner to supervise at the present salary.
House bill, No 80, by Pagc--To prohibit
the sale Of any liquor ON Sunday.
The following bills were passed:
House bill, No. y, by Pagc--Regulating
gambling.
Council bill, No. 3, BY Kennedy Amend.
ing the probate practice act. Precedence
is given administrators over creditors
CouNClL-FEB. /.
The people o: Butte presented a petition
relating to women and temperance.
Notice was given BY Waters Off bill to,
tine erection Of a territorial prison and 70,
the care Of the convicts.
Petitions wcr: received from citizen.
| of Gallatin county protesting against tho
creation Of the new county Of Park ;ane
from Madison county relating to womer
and local option Law.
Notice of the following bills was given:
BY Scobey-Repealing section Of the
act concerning fences, approved Marcel
10th, 1855; also a bill for an act for th'
taxation of the gross output of mines.
BY Taylor-Relating to the sessions o
county commissioners.
The governor approved house bill
No. :, authorizing bond for arms 70
militia, also house bill No. II, relating t,
the branding Of cattle; also submitted tn
report Of the auditor aud treasurer.
! The following bills were introduced:
House bill No. 49, by Buskctt. 1t pro
vides for the establishment. of independcn
graded school districts.
House bill No. Al, by Hammond, relas
ing to chattlel mortgages.